And here we see the co-evolution of gesturing. Humans have gestures,
wolves have gestures, but wolves do not understand human gestures.
However, dogs do. The example of the dingo is most illuminating:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dingo#Social_behavior
Other forms of communication
During
Oops, forgot the most interesting part of the discussion, the border collies:
http://www.bordercollierescue.org/advice/Content/UniCommands.html
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This is an absolutely fascinating page about wolves and other wolf-like canines.
What strikes me most when reading it, is that the sheer utter success
of the wolves and coyotes
in being top-predator in all the places that humans eventually got to.
It also shows me I know very little
about wolves,
Tie these two sets of information together, and we might be able to
theorize some plausible scenarios for Neanderthal extinction. When you
look at Neanderthal vs. Cro Magnon, you have to ask why in particular
Cro Magnon survives and carries on the human line, but Neanderthals go
extinct. One
A visit at the end of the month of April would be close to May Day.
CB
A critical terrain of struggle
http://peoplesworld.org/a-critical-terrain-of-struggle/
by: Sam Webb
April 14 2010
tags: economy, banks, financial reform, labor
The AFL-CIO and its new president, Richard Trumka, are going
End game
The political battles waged by Marx and Engels to give the First
International an outlook and program independent of all ideology of the
propertied
classes has been outlined and preserved as part of the Soviet Legacy in
Marx and the Trade Unions. Marx and the Trade Unions, by
On 4/14/10, Carrol Cox cb...@ilstu.edu wrote:
I like a speculation by the aughor of The Monkey in the Mirror (I forget
his name just now) as to the origin of language. First, he assumes
(which seems right to me) that the cpacity for language was a spandrel,
not a trait in itself seleced for.
In a message dated 4/12/2010 5:53:09 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
_editor_revdem@ indiatimes. com_ (_mailto:editor_ (mailto:editor) _
_rev...@indiatime_ (mailto:rev...@indiatime) s.com) writes:
Speech by Mátyás Rákosi, General Secretary of the Hungarian Communist Party
at the Meeting of
I certainly quote all those often.
Charles
On 4/14/10, Ralph Dumain rdum...@autodidactproject.org wrote:
I'm in a rush right now, but the main
inspirations for my perspective come from:
http://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1843/critique-hpr/intro.htmIntroduction
to A Contribution to
But man is no abstract being squatting outside the world.
-- Introduction to A Contribution to the
Critique of Hegels Philosophy of Right
To have one basis for life and another for science is apriori a lie.
-- Private Property and Communism from the
Economic-Philosophical
There is at least one surviving blog by Guy Robinson:
Guy's Philosophical Nuggets
http://dalkeyguy.blogspot.com/
Among other things, his correspondence with Thomas Kuhn can be found
here. As is usual for all reactionary philosophies, Robinson's
bugbear is Descartes and the Enlightenment. For
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